Under linux show the full path, the absolute path under linux show

Under linux, the command line displays only the last file path name, very inconvenient, want to display the full path.
Environment background: linux, no root permissions, sudo (for server security, usually only to root administrator account and password, the general account sudo privileges only)
: Modify the environment variable PS1, vi to edit / etc / profile file to add the final line statement.

Command line prompt completely display the full name of the working directory:
Export PS1 = '[\ U @ H $ PWD \] $'
command line prompt lists only the last directory:
Export PS1 = '[\ U @ \ H \ W ] $ '
command line prompt display the full working directory, the current user directory will be used instead:
Export PS1 =' [\ @ U \ H \ W] $ '
modification is completed, the execution: source / etc / profile to validate the configuration i.e. can.
Interpretation command:

\ u Displays the current user account 
\ display h current hostname 
\ W displays only the current path to the last directory 
\ w shows the current absolute path (current user directory will be ~ instead of) 
$ PWD Displays the current full path 
\ $ Display command line '$ ' or '# ' symbol

 

Then the question is, when vi quit, ': wq!' After Enter Tip: E45: 'readonly' option is set (add to override!). The reason is that enough authority, non-root privileges.
Solution:! Q to exit, and then enter the command line sudo !!, vi to edit again.
sudo !! // interpretation: '!' sudo performed on a command, '!' indicates the previous command, linux usage can be found in Reference [3]
Reference:
[. 1] to modify the Linux command prompt display of the current path way
... e45 readonly option is set (add to override!): [2] VIM put the file permissions problem
ten magical usage [3] Linux command line under the "!"
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